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Apple: not such a taxing issue

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Companies exist to please the people who own them

5:48pm

SABMiller: EM boost

Emerging markets drive most of group’s 14% growth

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Mortgage insurers: renewed interest

Investors regain taste for complex mortgage debt

4:58pm

Financial transaction tax: don’t panic

Investors seem to be taking tax in their stride

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Pfizer: split-off

Advantages of move outweigh complexities

May 23, 2013

UK water utilities: plugging cash leaks

Squaring regulated, consistent returns with customer expectations

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Japan: is it rally so bad?

Less easy Fed and slowing growth in China dent market rally

May 22, 2013

HP: managing expectations

One can squeeze cash out of a business, but what happens when there is no more juice?

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Chesapeake: balance sheet hell

Daunting challenges lie ahead for new chief of US natural gas company

May 22, 2013

Best Buy: money munching machine

Beat-up electronics retailer boasts modest return on capital

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